No Ocean Too Wide left two of the McAlister children in Canada, separated from their family. This was only acceptable because I knew that author Carrie Turansky would be telling the rest of their story soon. Which she has done here in No Journey Too Far. The plight of the […]
Today I’m featuring another Christmas story. Yes, it’s that time of year already! At least where books are concerned. All the stories take place in the United States. Two take place during the Civil War, and several take place in the Midwest after the war. While each one touches on […]
Given the opportunity to review this book by Carrie Turansky, I couldn’t pass it up, despite a full blog calendar! Snowflake Sweethearts is a sweet romance of second chances. Brought together when Alex’s grandmother Irene experienced a heart attack, Alex and Annie struggled to trust each other. Abandonment issues from […]
Oh my! I loved this beautiful story so much. It touched me deeply. “So, what was it about the story that made for the quick connection?” you may ask. Well, let me tell you. It opened with the plight of the younger McAlister children. They were scared because their mother […]
The lost coin. The lost sheep. The prodigal son. Jesus used these stories to tell of the intense love of the Father and His love and care for His children. No matter how we fail, no matter how far we may wander, the invitation to return to the Father is […]
What’s Your Favorite Scent? Walking through the airport to catch a connecting flight, I detected the delicious aroma of freshly baked cinnamon rolls. I’m sure the shop owners blow the scent out into the concourse hoping to attract hungry travelers like me. My eyes scanned the row of shops, and […]
Across the Blueby Carrie Turansky Published by Multnomah Publication Date February 20, 2018 Genres: Christian Fiction, Clean Romance, Historical Fiction Setting: England Edwardian Era – UK – 1901 – 1910 Main Character Ages: 18-25 Written for: Adults Pages: 354 Synopsis: Set in Edwardian England and ideal for readers who enjoy […]